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What happened to you is not normal. Contempt is rare. Talk to your lawyer about why you were put in this position. You are not... Read Answer
You should have sued them for the money. You still can. A deposit is like your loan to the bank.
No. The articles of incorporation of a not for profit, whether public benefit, mutual benefit etc. are totally different from that of a for profit.... Read Answer
A new 501(c)(3) will have to be formed and have to obtain new qualification as a 501(c)(3) and new tax ID number.
You can reside outside of the US and sue in the US. You will have to appear in the US for trial (trials by declaration are not permitted) and perhaps... Read Answer
Florida law may be different, but in New York a contractual waiver or limitation of liability for negligence is generally enforceable, but a waiver... Read Answer
Sometimes a letter from an attorney (a Florida attorney would be best if both you and the customer are located in Florida), but ultimately you may... Read Answer
I' am unfamiliar with the rule you cite regarding practicing under a supervising attorney. Also, it is very unusual that the FL Bar would... Read Answer
You will need a business license. Other than that, I do not know of any license that you will need. I would suggest that you need to talk with an... Read Answer
I know nothing about dog breeding, but it seems to me that non-rerfundable, unless it has a different customary meaning within the dog-breeding... Read Answer
Being a member and an employee are two different things. You can be a member and not work or be a member and work. If you don't work and want to get... Read Answer
Go online and find an attorney who works in the music business.
It requires an amendment to the Operating Agreement and a tax filing. This is around $1000. However, you may need to amend the lease depending... Read Answer
There is no law that says an employer can not yell at employees.
I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but it sounds as if it has nothing to do with the law, but depends on Dollar General's policies.
Anybody can be sued, but that doesn't mean that the claim has merit. You should remember that (a) individual boasrd members are generally... Read Answer
I have been representing purchasers and sellers of small businesses in Colorado for many years. It is best to have an attorney involved early... Read Answer
US cirizens and permanent residents are permitted to open offshore accounts so long as the y disclose them on their tax returns and pay US tax on... Read Answer
If it is an entity like an LLC or corporation it must exist before it applies for a licence.
You can still sue for conversion and breach of fiduciary duty. Without evidence, at least some evidence, to start then the lawsuit will not be... Read Answer
The legal standard is "likelihood of confusion". The reason you are asking is because you realize that if someone did the same thing to you, you... Read Answer
An internet forum is no place for this complex a question. You must have accountants that deal with these issues, which involve international... Read Answer
You can sue them. Which court depends on where they are located and you are located.
If I do not have to draft anything, and just review the landlord's draft and explain it to you, then I would accept $500.
I am not sure you have a case. It depends what you want to achieve. If you just want the record corrected, write the IRS and tell them... Read Answer